Vol. 57 (2007): Public Wrongs and Private Duties: Rethinking Public Authority Liability in Canada

• Front Matter

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• Special Edition Foreword

  Dean Philip Bryden

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• Editor’s Preface

  Aloke Chatterjee, Neil Craik, Carissima Mathen

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Contents

• Class Actions Against the Crown A Substitution for Judicial Review on Administrative Law Grounds?

  Lorne Sossin

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• The Class Action and Public Authority Liability “Preferability” Re-Examined

  Craig Jones, Angela Baxter

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• Accountability of Public Authorities Through Contextualized Determinations of Vicarious Liability and Non-Delegable Duties

  Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey

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• Liability of Public Authorities and Duties of Affirmative Action

  Norman Siebrasse

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• The Obligation to Protect The Legal Context for Diplomatic Protection of Canadians Abroad

  Craig Forcese

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• Reconciling Tort and Administrative Law Concepts of Justice The Case of Historical Wrongs

  Laverne Jacobs

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• Patents, the Charter & A Healthy Dose of Rights in Wrongs The Poison is the Elixir for Life, Liberty & Security of the Person

  Bita Amani

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• Actions For Trespass & “Hunter v. Southam”

  Michael Plaxton

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